Geography and Culture of Mountain Regions

The video explores the majesty and formation of mountains, focusing on famous ranges like the Alps, Rockies, Andes, and Himalayas. It highlights their unique ecosystems, cultural significance, and the role they play in water storage and biodiversity.

What geological processes are responsible for the formation of mountain ranges?

• Glacial movements

• Erosion and sedimentation

• Tectonic plate movements and volcanic activity

• Wind and water erosion

Which of the following trees are commonly found in the lower regions of the Alps?

• Palm trees

• Baobabs

• Pines and spruces

• Mangroves

What cultural activities are popular among the people living in the Alps?

• Surfing and fishing

• Sailing and diving

• Skiing and yodling

• Desert racing and camel riding

Which animals are typically found in the higher altitudes of the Rocky Mountains?

• Lions and tigers

• Mountain goats and bighorn sheep

• Elephants and rhinos

• Kangaroos and koalas

What historical era is associated with the exploration of the Rocky Mountains?

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Gold Rush era

• The Age of Enlightenment

• The Renaissance

What is the primary use of llamas in the Andes?

• For their meat

• As pack animals and for their wool

• For racing

• As a source of milk

Which bird, known for its large size, is native to the Andes?

• Bald eagle

• Albatross

• Andean condor

• Peregrine falcon

What is the highest peak in the Himalayas?

• Kangchenjunga

• Lhotse

• K2

• Mount Everest

Who was the first person to reach the summit of Mount Everest?

• Tenzing Norgay

• Sir Edmund Hillary

• George Mallory

• Reinhold Messner

What is a significant cultural aspect of the Himalayas?

• Hosting temples and monasteries

• Building skyscrapers

• Developing technology parks

• Organizing international film festivals